We live in an Age wherein some people have the Impudence to deny things of themselves as clear as the Sun in its Mid-day Light. Go and enquire of the _Roman_-Catholicks in _France_, and other Popish Countries, they will make no bones to confess freely, That two years ago, _they had the greatest Grounds possible to have hop’d for the Establishment of the Catholick Religion, and the utter Extirpation of what they call Heresie, through the Three Kingdoms of ~England~, ~Scotland~, and ~Ireland~_. But at the same time, go and enquire the opinion of some among our selves at home, that call themselves Protestants, in this point they will confidently tell you, _There was never any such Change designed_. These people must either be strangely stupid, or must from some one reason or other find themselves oblig’d to dissemble a thing that cannot, that will not be hid. The _Memorial_ I have before given a particular Copy of, is a proof of such a Design, as _to change Religion in ~Ireland~_; and such a proof, as there can be no clearer given for any thing in the world: But I have thought fit in this Postscript to give another evidence as clear as the former; but an Evidence that proves not only a design to overturn the Protestant Religion in _Ireland_ alone, but likewise in the other Two Kingdoms of this Island: And that is, _A Memorial given in by ~Monsieur~ the Duke of ~Chaulnes~, Ambassador Extraordinary for the ~French~ King, to this present Pope_, very soon after his coming to the Papacy. The _Memorial_ it self is to be found in several of their Papers now printed at _Rome_ and other places of _Italy_, on the occasion of the present Transactions betwixt the Court of _France_, and that of _Rome_; and the Copy whence I take it, is the _Italian Mercury of Venice, Numb. 1012_. The _Memorial_ is there mentioned at full length, and refers to a great many other Heads, than what I need here to mention. I shall only copy from the Original, those parts of it that concern the Affairs of King _James_, or of the _French_ King as his Ally and Confederate. The Memorial is thus. _The Memorial and Representation made to our most Holy Father the Pope, by His Excellency ~Charles de Albert~, Duke of ~Chaulnes~, and Peer of ~France~, Ambassador Extraordinary, and Plenipotentiary from His most Christian Majesty, to His Holiness, in Name and Behalf of His most Serene Majesty, His Master_. _His Excellency does most unwillingly, and with the most inward Grief, put His Holiness in mind of the sad and unhappy Consequences that have arisen to the Catholick Church, by the unnecessary and ill-tim’d mistakes entertain’d by the late Pope ~Innocent II.~ of the most Serene King his Master. What dismal effects they have produc’d, all ~Europe~ feels at this day with regret_.